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Class experiences Vietnam in story, song
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THORNDIKE - In 1967, at age 19, Vincent Gabriel had gone from his
home in New Jersey to visit a cousin in California.
"I was playing in a rock 'n' roll band," he told a senior English
class Friday at Mount View High School. "Life was sweet. Life was
good."
He had been in California for a week when he got a letter from
the draft board ordering him to report for induction into the U.S.
Army.
"I flew right home," Gabriel said. A day later he left for the
Army and Vietnam.
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Learning to love Gabriel.(short story)
Good Housekeeping
; ... after all: Gabriel was going to die. Thinking fearfully but abstractly of my child dying was quite different from hearing the news straight from a doctor. It was enormous and impossible, even though I'd been imagining it for weeks. I wanted to rip out Gabriel ...
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Close encounters of a graphic kind His trendy parents have split up, his dead twin speaks to him: London schoolboy Gabriel is struggling to make sense of life.
The Independent - London
; Gabriel's Gift By Hanif Kureishi FABER pounds 9.99 Hanif Kureishi was born and brought up in Kent, and educated at King's College, London. His first novel, The Buddha of Suburbia, won the 1990 Whitbread Prize for Best First Novel. He has published two other novels and two collections of short
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MUSIC PREVIEW; 'Up' to something; Gabriel brings new music to Boston
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Peter Gabriel's new CD - his first proper studio release in 10 years - is called "Up." It's a title that at first glance seems out of place, given the dark and subdued nature of many of the CD's songs. Even Gabriel, 52, notes that "Up" is a CD that centers on the beginnings and endings of life, a
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 "The Daily Mail (London, England)")
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WHEN THE COFFIN LID GOES DOWN YOU KNOW THAT THE BEST OF YOUR LIFE IS UNDR IT; His spirit is part of something greater. When Allice's husband Gabriel died the Local villagers came with comfort and suport.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; ... directed us into a little office down thecorridor from Gabriels ward where the doctor was waiting. He was kind and gentle but his news was otherwise. Gabriels condition wasdeteriorating and it was only a matter of time, and he emphasised that the timewould be ...
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The Secret Tour; Genesis Founder Peter Gabriel Takes His Soul on the Road
The Washington Post
; "It feels good," says Peter Gabriel on the eve of his first U.S. tour in more than six years. "It was a little fraught getting it together, but now I'm enjoying it a lot." Except for the packing, of course: The Secret World Tour coming to the USAir Arena (the former Capital Centre) Tuesday is an
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CONCERT REVIEW; Gabriel takes fans into his own world
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; Peter Gabriel might aptly be termed the Jacques Cousteau of rock, for there's no telling what he'll dive into next. Last year's album, "Up," his first in about a decade, was a thickly textured, reflective, often somber work on which Gabriel himself played most of the instruments. Translating that
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Gabriel's angelic side Peter Gabriel sold millions of albums and dated Rosanna Arquette and Sinad O'Connor, but he was dogged by trauma. Now, at 52, with a new wife and baby, he's finally found lasting happiness
Mail on Sunday
; Peter Gabriel has always been happy to confide his most intimate secrets to millions - but only in his music. His last solo album, Us, released ten years ago, was filled with the pain of his broken marriage and midlife crisis. But, in interviews, while Gabriel has been happy to discuss his work
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 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Gabriel's angelic side; Peter Gabriel sold millions of albums and dated Rosanna Arquette and Sinead O'Connor, but he was dogged by trauma. Now, at 52, with a new wife and baby, he's finally found lasting happiness.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; Byline: JULIA LLEWELLYN SMITH Peter Gabriel has always been happy to confide his most intimate secrets to millions - but only in his music. His last solo album, Us, released ten years ago, was filled with the pain of his broken marriage and midlife crisis. But, in interviews, while Gabriel has been
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Rooted to family route Young son, memory of late mother keep Patriots' Gabriel driven to succeed
The Boston Globe
; FOXBOROUGH - The uncertainty was gnawing at Doug Gabriel. It was April 2003 and his life was about to change forever. The NFL draft was looming and Gabriel's football future was on the line, but it was another event that was out of his usually sure hands that kept him awake at night. "I wasn't even
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Catching 'Up' With Peter Gabriel
The Washington Post
; WHAT'S "Up" with Peter Gabriel? As always, lots, including "Up," Gabriel's first song-based studio album in 10 years, and the root of the Growing Up tour that pulls into MCI Center on Sunday, Gabriel's first since 1993's Secret World multimedia extravaganza. Those are just the high-profile
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